Launched in 2013 as woom's founding product — the original design that proved children's bikes need not be scaled-down adult frames. The first 40 prototypes sold out in a single day from a Vienna gara
The Woom 2 is the first rung on the pedal ladder, bridging the balance-bike phase to real cycling. Designed alongside the Woom 1 at launch in 2013, it targets the exact developmental window when kids
The Woom 3 introduced custom-designed "SOOPA DOOPA HOOPS" rims — proof that off-the-shelf adult components don't fit a child's bike properly. It also dropped the coaster brake entirely as standard, re
The Woom 4 is the gear-shift graduation: the first woom model with multiple speeds, marking a child's move from neighborhood loops to longer, varied rides. Cycling Weekly described it as "the major st
At the 24-inch size, woom stepped up from V-brakes to hydraulic disc brakes — a significant upgrade that delivers all-weather stopping power for riders now tackling longer, more demanding routes. The
The Woom 6 is the top of the dedicated kids-bike range — using 26-inch wheels, the same size used on many adult bikes, but with a frame geometry still optimized for children aged 10–14. It bridges the
Launched in 2019, the Woom OFF line entered a gap in the kids MTB market: genuine off-road geometry and components, but with the weight discipline woom applies to its whole range. The rigid carbon for
Launched in 2020, the Woom UP emerged from a clear gap: kids outpacing their parents on the ascent, or simply running out of stamina before the fun starts. Woom chose Fazua — the lightest performance
